James
Staff member
So the other day I finally went over the bike and fixed everything from the
. Everything's good, she fired right up and nothing was really messed up minus the front wheel getting cocked sideways, plastics ALL scuffed up, and the sub-frame might have gotten bent a tad more.
Ok back to the forks, the front wheel was probably turned a good 3-4 inchs to the right (looking head on). So I disassembled the whole front end; wheel, brake, suspension, and then put it all back together. Everything lined up nice, so I torqued everything down. After everything was back together I hopped on to try it out. The rear shock sank right away, but the front didn't budge, so I put all my weight up front. It finally "gave" and went down, something's not right, so I try it again. Same thing, it seemed to grab onto something at the top. I think to myself, maybe I made the bottom bolts on the triple clamp to tight and it's binding up. Nope that didn't work, still does the same thing.
I'm not really "filled in" on the inner workings of the front suspension, any ideas on what I should be looking for?

Ok back to the forks, the front wheel was probably turned a good 3-4 inchs to the right (looking head on). So I disassembled the whole front end; wheel, brake, suspension, and then put it all back together. Everything lined up nice, so I torqued everything down. After everything was back together I hopped on to try it out. The rear shock sank right away, but the front didn't budge, so I put all my weight up front. It finally "gave" and went down, something's not right, so I try it again. Same thing, it seemed to grab onto something at the top. I think to myself, maybe I made the bottom bolts on the triple clamp to tight and it's binding up. Nope that didn't work, still does the same thing.

I'm not really "filled in" on the inner workings of the front suspension, any ideas on what I should be looking for?